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Saskatchewan Vets Vote to Ban Cat Declawing

Saskatchewan is Eighth Canadian Province to Ban Cat Declawing – September 12, 2021 – Veterinarians of the Saskatchewan Veterinary Medical Association (SVMA) voted overwhelmingly to ban the practice of declawing cats without a medical reason. The ban became effective immediately upon the publishing of the new bylaw. The vote made Saskatchewan the eighth of the […]

Representative Liz Hanbidge
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Pennsylvania Anti-Declaw Bill Introduced

PA State Representative Liz Hanbidge Introduces Anti-Declaw Bill – June 14, 2021 – PA State Representative Liz Hanbidge has introduced a bill, https://fastdemocracy.com/bill-search/pa/2021-2022/bills/PAB00024757/, that, if passed, will end declawing in Pennsylvania. The Paw Project has had the privilege to work closely with Representative Liz Hanbidge and her staff to craft the bill.

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Fear Free Prohibits Declawing in Certified Clinics

Fear Free Prohibits Declawing in Certified Clinics – June 1, 2021 – Fear Free® announced a new policy ending elective declawing procedures for cats in all of its Fear Free® Certified hospitals. Since 2016, Fear Free has provided education to more than 100,000 veterinary and pet professionals. The certification programs offered by Fear Free focus

Aassemblymember Susan Martinez
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Nevada Anti-Declaw Bill Passes Committee

Nevada Anti-Declaw Bill Passes Natural Resources Committee – April 9, 2021 – Nevada Assembly Bill, AB 209, introduced by Nevada Assemblymember Susie Martinez has passed the Assembly Natural Resources Committee and is now headed for a floor vote of the entire Assembly. Paw Project Director and Founder Dr. Jennifer Conrad provided testimony at the Committee

Coucilmember Lisa Clancy
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St. Louis County Bans Declawing

St. Louis County Anti-Declaw Law Passes Unanimously – April 6, 2021 – Clayton, Missouri – St. Louis County Bill 69 was passed with a unanimous vote of 7-0 to ban declawing. The bill prohibits all elective, non-therapeutic declawing. County ordinances go into effect 14 days after the County Executive signs them, usually within 48 hours

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